Marhwala Ta Ntsunga

23/09/2025

Mupresidente wa tiko ra Uganda loyi a nga dyuhala u vula leswaku vaakatiko va fanele va n’wi hlawula leswaku a ta fuma ra vunkombo. Lembe leri u na makumenhungu-n’we wa malembe hi vukhale.

22/09/2025

Wanuna wa le ka Mhinga ehandlenyana ka Malamulele, Xichavo Ntsan’wisi, u tlhaveteriwile no dlayiwa hi muhlekisani wa yena Ntokoto Mabasa etindhawini ta Midrand eJoni. U tlhaveteriwile exifuveni na le nkolweni. Muehleketeleriwa u pfaleriwile xitokisini xa Maphorisa xa Midrand.

21/09/2025

Vandla ra Afrika Mayibuye leri rhangeriwaka hi khale ka xandla xa mupresidente wa vandla ra EFF tlhandlakambirhi matsalaninkulu wa vandla ra uMkhonto weSizwe, Nyiko Floyd Shivambu, a ri khomile nhlengeletano namuntlha eka Malamulele ku ri ndlela yo dyondzisa xifundzantsongo xa masipala wa Collins Chabane hi matirhelo ya vandla. Vandla leri ri le ku kuleni swinene hi xiyimo xo chavisa.

20/09/2025

Kgoshigadi Moshibutjana Audrey Shayi was also present at the Mashishimale Heritage Day celebration held at Mashishimale Cultural Village, where she continues to show her unwavering support by personally attending all community events.

20/09/2025

HERITAGE CELEBRATIONS: Samuel Khashane Malatji, coordinator of the Selwane Traditional Council, delivered a message of support at the Mashishimale Heritage Day Celebration held at Moshate today.

20/09/2025

HERITAGE CELEBRATIONS: Ba kgoši ba ga Sebela is among the distinguished dignitaries who attended the Mashishimale Heritage Day Celebration at Moshate.

20/09/2025

HERITAGE CELEBRATIONS: Ba kgoši ba ga Mametja is among the distinguished dignitaries who attended the Mashishimale Heritage Day Celebration at Moshate.

20/09/2025

HERITAGE CELEBRATIONS: Ba kgoši ba ga Sekgopo is among the distinguished dignitaries who attended the Mashishimale Heritage Day Celebration at Moshate.

20/09/2025

HERITAGE CELEBRATIONS: Hosi Hlaneki is among the distinguished dignitaries who attended the Mashishimale Heritage Day Celebration at Moshate.

20/09/2025

03/04/2025

Two Pedestrians Killed by Truck in Kempton Park

Two pedestrians lost their lives in a tragic accident on Wednesday evening along the R21 Northbound, opposite OR Tambo International Airport in Kempton Park, Gauteng.

Emergency responders arrived at the scene and confirmed that an articulated truck had struck two unidentified men as they attempted to cross the busy roadway. A private ambulance service declared both victims dead on the scene.

The incident is under investigation by EMPD officials. Authorities have urged pedestrians to avoid crossing highways and to use pedestrian bridges for their safety.

Source: Mapulaneng News

03/04/2025

Mine Employees Sentenced for Copper Cable Theft

The crackdown on economic infrastructure crimes has led to the conviction and sentencing of seven individuals, including six mine employees from Northam and one individual from Thabazimbi, for copper cable theft.

These crimes, committed in 2023 and 2025, were thoroughly investigated by the Economic Infrastructure Task Team, with Detective Warrant Officer Samuel Temane of Northam Detectives leading the efforts.

At the end of March, the Northam and Thabazimbi courts handed down the following sentences:

Northam Cases:

Bonke Nhinhi (33) – R3,000 fine or 6 months’ imprisonment, wholly suspended for 3 years.

Bonga Mayiliso (35) – R3,000 fine or 6 months’ imprisonment, half suspended for 3 years.

Petro Mothuki (35) – R6,000 fine or 6 months’ imprisonment, half suspended for 3 years. Also cautioned and discharged for an immigration-related offense.

Confort Sitlhangu (33) – R3,000 fine or 6 months’ imprisonment, wholly suspended for 3 years.

Bonga Ntungo (37) – R10,000 fine or 12 months’ imprisonment, wholly suspended for 5 years.

Tlhokomelo Kalatile (30) – R6,000 fine or 6 months’ imprisonment, half suspended for 3 years.

Thabazimbi Case:

Sello Khonothi (32) – Sentenced to 2 years’ imprisonment under Section 276(1)(i) for possession of stolen copper cable and theft.

Authorities continue to clamp down on crimes affecting economic infrastructure, ensuring that offenders face justice.